Amazing Jellyfish Photographs
By Matt J. Weiss, December 12, 2009 @ 02:06 PM (EST)
Source: National Geographic
National Geographic posted photographs of some very interesting jellyfish in deep arctic ocean.
Many new species were discovered in NOAA expedition to the Canada Basin, the deepest part of the Arctic waters. In the National Geographic article, photographer Kevin Raskoff said that he "knew there were going to be interesting jellies up there, but the reality surpassed all of our imaginations!"
Photographs can be found in the National Geographic article.
Many new species were discovered in NOAA expedition to the Canada Basin, the deepest part of the Arctic waters. In the National Geographic article, photographer Kevin Raskoff said that he "knew there were going to be interesting jellies up there, but the reality surpassed all of our imaginations!"
Photographs can be found in the National Geographic article.
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